Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
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Add
and 3.


Subtract 5x from both sides of the <u>equation.</u>


Subtract 5x from 3x.


Rewrite 1 as
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Check that the middle <u>term</u> is two times the <u>product</u> of the numbers being squared in the first <u>term</u> and third <u>term</u>.
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Rewrite the <u>polynomial</u>.
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Factor using the <u>perfect square</u>
<u>trinomial</u> rule 
where a = x and b = 1.


<u>Set</u> the
equal to 0.


Add 1 to both sides of the <u>equation</u>.


Replace all occurrences of
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When two the same numbers under the square root multiply, they are equal to the value under the square root, for example √2⋅√2 = 2. So then we have:
3√2⋅2√8⋅√3⋅√6 = 3⋅√2⋅2⋅√(2⋅2⋅2)⋅√3⋅√(3⋅2) = 3⋅2⋅√2⋅√2⋅√2⋅√2⋅√2⋅√3⋅√3 = 3⋅2⋅2⋅√2⋅3 = 36⋅√2
or if the bolded 2 from above is also the square root, then the solution is:
3√(2⋅2)√(2⋅2⋅2)⋅√3⋅√(3⋅2) = 54
Answer:
If you shoot the bullet off the back of the car , the bullet will still be moving away from you and the gun at 1,000 mph, but now the speed of the train will subtract from the speed of the bullet. Relative to the ground, the bullet will not be moving at all, and it will drop straight to the ground.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
g(x) = 2x + 7
Put x as 2 and evaluate.
g(2) = 2(2) + 7
Multiply.
g(2) = 4 + 7
Add the terms.
g(2) = 11